Local social life and notes from Prescott area
A jumble of social events, visits, and club gatherings fills pages with announcements. Mrs. W. Q. Warren hosts the Friday Contract Bridge Club. Mrs. Ernest Wingfeld entertains the Thursday bridge group. Miss Norvelle Bomis is a bride-elect honored at a luncheon. local guests include Dr. W. Hull and the Hull family, Mrs. Baugh, Mrs. Bush, and many Prescott residents attending events in town and nearby cities. Eva LeGallienne sails to Europe after a burn incident, and local families welcome visitors from Camden, Texarkana, Hot Springs, and Lake Village.
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Norvelle
Amelia Anne
Theineteen Sixteen Club
Prescott
Barlow
Tilman B. Parks
Camden
Washington, D. C
R.T. White
Ridge
J. D. Larlow
Mary Montgomery
Ethel Norvelle Bomis
C. O. Baughan
Nashville
Dexter Bush
Texarkana
Warren’ Cummings
Thos. C.' McRae
Duncan L. McRae
Thos. M. Jomis
John Thomas McRae
Jess Johnson
W. W. White, Jr
Irs
Lucy White Johnson
Clarke Whire
Neal Parker
Orin Osworth
Julia Logan
Ithur Westmoreland
Gertrude Jessmoreland
Henry Moore
A. F. Buchanan
Helen Buchanan
H. E. Rouse
Joe 4
Mamilton
John Marshall
Match Seller Claims Fortune
London throngs cluster at Mary Duckman’s match stand as she pursues a fortune left by the late Tom Duckman. In St Louis and amid a collision, Mr Christmas’ nose is severed. Mrs McMillan, cuts and abrasions. two boys hurt. Other travelers Mrs Reasoner and Miss Benton hospitalised. jaw fracture and scalp wounds reported. North Dakota cows fed on corn silage yield 7.4 lb more milk per 100 lb dry matter.
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London
Mary Duckman
Tom Duckman
St. Louis, Mo
Mr. Christmas
Smith Hospital
Jeff Reasoner
Boynton
Okla
Irene Benton
Blaine
Logan County
Russellville
Bensoner
Miss Benton
McMillan
St. Louis
North Dakota
Waycaster Found Guilty of Murder
Waycaster Lee Waycaster, 51, ex convict and former deputy sheriff, was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of 31 year old Ode Lancaster last March. The jury deliberated about an hour and twenty minutes before delivering the verdict and he received a life sentence.
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Hot Springs
Lee Waycaster
Ode Lancaster
Wancaster
Lancaster
Waycaster Found Wounded After Shooting Incident
Waycaster was located on a mountainside with a bullet wound. He claimed a Negro shot Mrs. Lancaster and wounded him, while the state contends he shot himself after the woman was shot. Years earlier he received a life sentence for killing his cousin Tillman Brown, won a new trial, then received five years and served three.
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Waycaster
Five Autoists Hurt Three Seriously
Five persons were injured, three seriously, when two automobiles collided Thursday morning near Delaware about 12 miles from Dardanelle. One car carried Mrs. George McMillan of Paris, her father J. A. Knight of Coal Hill, and her brother-in-law Wayne Christmas.
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Paris
Delaware
Dardanelle
George McMillan
J. A. Knight
Coal Hill
Wayne Christmas
Co operatives Tied to State for Petroleum Purchases
In Illinois forty eight county cooperatives align with the state purchasing agency to buy petroleum products. North Dakota authorities grant royalty mining rights on state lands to aid destitute families in the drought area.
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Linois
North Dakota
Drouth
Farmer John Harrison Dies After Batting Accident
Harrison, a 47-year-old farmer, fell from a batl during a game when his ball landed in a hole. He was struck on the head and died hours later. Survived by wife Carl Edwards, three brothers, and two sisters, with Detroit, Michigan and other relatives listed.
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Harrison
John
Li Harrison
Edwards
Carl Edwards
Ter
Barta Logan
W.B. Ed Tava
Tom
James Edw Morriston
Cdx
Detroit, Mich
Taylor Fin
Klahonih
Ex Millionaire Becomes Farm Laborer After Brokerage Fallout
John G Price once a Seattle investment broker faces trial in September on charges he defrauded clients of thirty thousand dollars. He left wealth after market decline and now works on a nearby farm to support himself.
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John G. Price
Seattle
Wash
Price Iso
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